by Helen Earnshaw | 21 October 2013 Kitty Green is making her feature film directorial debut with her documentary Ukraine Is Not A Brothel: a film about activist organisation Femen. The movie has screened at this year’s BFI London Film Festival, and that was where we met up with the filmmaker to chat about the project, spending time with the members of the group and what lies ahead. - Ukraine Is Not A Brothel is your latest film, so can you tell me a little bit about it? It is a film about topless feminist movement in the Ukraine. When they first started out, they were campaigning against prostitution >>>

LONDON – They started out in Ukraine, established a thriving headquarters in Paris and last year succeeded in ambushing a startled Vladimir Putin during a visit to a German trade fair. Now the controversial activists of Femen, notorious for their topless protests on issues such as prostitution, abortion and the wearing of the hijab, are planning to target Britain. In London to promote a documentary on the group’s activities, founding member and spokesperson Inna Shevchenko said Femen U.K. would focus on issues such as female genital mutilation (FGM), forced marriage and >>>

They started out in Ukraine, established a thriving headquarters in Paris and last year succeeded in ambushing a startled Vladimir Putin during a visit to a German trade fair. Now the controversial activists of Femen, notorious for their topless protests on issues such as prostitution, abortion and the wearing of the hijab, are planning to target Britain.In London to promote a documentary on the group's activities, founder member and spokesperson Alexandra Shevchenko said Femen UK would focus on issues such as female genital mutilation (FGM), forced marriage and the sex industry. "No one >>>